Non-League Paper

RUSHALL OLYMPIC 2 GAINSBOROUGH TRINITY 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 September 2019

By Terry Brumpton
■ A GOAL in each half saw Rushall Olympic progress after a hard fought victory over Trinity.
It was the hosts who enjoyed the first half with Levi Rowley shooting wide and Asa Charlton heading a Lee Smith throw-in narrowly over.
Trinity keeper Joe Green also punched away a shot from the impressive Chekaine Steele before he was beaten on 18 minutes, Jonathan Letford tucking home his 12th goal of the season from close range.
The hosts kept up the pressure, Steele missing a great chance to double their lead before Trinity came more into the game and Jonathan Flatt made ...

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